ArticleCognitive behaviour therapy2026
Beating OCD and Learning Digitally (BOLD): an open trial of a therapist-supported, self-guided exposure and response prevention app for adults with OCD.
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Exposure and response prevention (EX/RP) is a first-line, evidence-based treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), yet its widespread implementation remains limited. Major barriers to EX/RP access are the intervention's intensity and lack of qualified providers. There is a growing need for scalable, technology-supported interventions that reduce treatment burden while preserving core therapeutic components. Therefore, we developed Beating OCD and Learning Digitally (BOLD), a self-guided EX/RP web application delivered with minimal therapist support. This small open trial (
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